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Two Australian food wastage start-ups take the cake

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Two Australian start-ups are tackling food wastage in Australia. Australian Food News looks at the case studies of RipeNear.Me and Yume: Unilever Continental teams up with RipeNear.Me Unilever’s Continental...

Technological innovation helps measure water stress of grapevines

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A new Australian developed smartphone app is helping grapegrowers easily measure the water status of their vines. The app, which is still in trial, aims to make water management decisions easier for grapegrowers. The...

SumoSalad introduces new way of ordering with app

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SumoSalad is making it easier for its customers to order with a new app. SumoSalad has over 120 stores across the world. It first opened in Sydney in 2003. The ‘My Sumo’ app lets customers create their...

Domino’s launches its pizzas into the skies

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Domino’s is now testing delivering pizza using drones. The pizza chain conducted its first drone delivery in Auckland late last week and plans to begin testing drone delivery to New Zealand homes by...

Aussie Farmers Direct challenges supermarkets with new online store

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Home-delivery grocery service, Aussie Farmers Direct, is ramping up its fight against the supermarkets by re-launching its online service, ‘The General Store’. The online store was first launched in...

Domino’s latest results show success of pizza disruptor, interested in acquiring Eagle Boys

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Domino’s Pizza has reported record profit growth once again in announcing its 2016 financial year results whilst also confirming its interest in acquiring Eagle Boys. For the 12-month period ended 30...

Self-serve checkouts promote stealing by those who normally would not, international study

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A report into self-serve checkouts written by two criminologists has concluded the technology promotes shoplifting, even amongst those who normally would not consider stealing. The report, published by...

What might the shopping trolley of the future look like?

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Most shoppers probably do not think twice about their shopping trolley when they enter a supermarket. That is unless it has a wonky wheel determined to make their shopping experience their worst nightmare. With...

Hello Kitty rockmelons now available in Japan

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Japanese farmers have taken marketing their fruit to the next level. They have discovered a way to grow rockmelons with Hello Kitty’s face on it. According to Rocket News 24, the farmers create the image...

New scanner which detects spoilt meat available to Australian customers

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A new hand-held scanner which determines whether meat is safe to eat or not, is now being sold in Australia. The ‘FOODsniffer’ is a small scanner which can be placed near raw chicken, beef, pork or...